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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twll.ihavelostappetite,andstochfeelsasifitwere

    strugglingtogetaething.”noirtierdidnotlosea

    entdoyouadoptforthis

    singularplaint”

    ”averysileone,”saidvalentine.”isoingaspoonful

    ofthexturepreparedfrandfather.whenisayonespoonful,

    ibeganbyonenoakefrandpapasaysitisapanacea.”

    valentinesled,butitthatshesuffered.

    xilian,inhisdevotedness,gazedsilentlyather.shewasvery

    beautiful,butherusualpallorhadincreased;hereyesore

    brilliantthanever,andherhands,elike

    therofpearl,noorereseledewasaddinga

    yellovalentiheyoungnlookedtoier.the

    latterchedhstrangeaeresttheyounggirl,absorbed

    byheraffeorrel,follohosetracesof

    innobserver

    thattheyescapedthenoticeofeveryohegrandfatherandthe

    lover.

    ”but,”saidrrel,”ithoughtthisxture,ofakefour

    spoonfuls,.noirtier”

    ”iknoisverybitter,”saidvalentine;”sobitter,thatallidrink

    afteretaste.”noirtierlookedinquiringly

    athisgranddaughter.”yes,grandpapa,”saidvaleisso.just

    noedooyou,idrankaglassofsugareder;ileft

    half,beadea

    signthatheospeak.valentinerosetofetchthediary.

    noirtierchedherhevidentanguish.infact,thebloodwas

    rushingtotheyounggirlsheadalready,hercheeksing

    red.”oh,”criedshe,houtlosinganyofhercheerfulness,”thisis

    singularitseedidthesunshineineyes”andsheleaned

    againstthewindow.

    ”thesunisnotshining,”saidrrel,realardbynoirtiers

    expressionthanbyvalentinesindispositioohe

    younggirlsled.”ed,

    xilian;itisnothing,andhasalreadypassedalistendoi

    nothearacarriageiyard”sheopenednoirtiersdoor,ran

    toahepassage,auedhastily.”yes,”saidshe,

    ”itisdadanglarsandherdaughter,etocallonus.

    goodby;istrunae,or,rather,

    fareilian;i

    proseyounottopersuadetheostay.”

    rrel;heheardherasdthelittle

    stairentsandto

    hers.assoonassheadeasigntorreltotake

    thediorrelobeyed;guidedbyvalentine,hehadleaedhow

    touandtheoldnquickly.accustod,hoothe

    ostofthelettersofthealphabetandtofind

    everyinutesbeforethe

    thoughtoftheoldnranslatedbythesechtheglass

    ofvalentinesroo”

    rrelraelyfortheservantakenbarroiss

    situation,andinnoirtiersnagavethatorder.theservantsoon

    retued.thedeterandtheglasspletelyety.noirtier

    deasignthatheospeak.”heglassaer

    ety”askedhe;”valentinesaidsheonlydrankhalftheglassful.”the

    translationofthises.”i

    donotknoaidisindeiselle

    valentinesrooperhapsshehasetiedthe”

    ”askher,”saidrrel,translatingnoirtiersthoughtthistiby

    hislook.theservantostiediately.

    ”deisellevalentinepassedthroughtherooogotodade

    villeforts,”saidhe;”andinpassing,asshehirsty,shedrank

    aiheglass;asforthedeter,steredwardhad

    etiedthattokeapondforhisducks.”noirtierraisedhiseyesto

    heaven,asagalerdoesthat

    nttheoldnseyeshedoor,anddidnotquitit.

    itedanglarsandherdaughtervalentinehadseen;

    theyhadbeenusheredintodadevillefortsroowhohadsaidshe

    there.thatis,

    itby

    edhthatsortof

    offiongworldly

    peoplennerisntagious.dadevillefortreceivedthe

    equalsoleity.valeeredatthisnt,andtheforlities

    ed.”dearfriend,”saidthebaroness,hetwoyoung

    peopleetobethefirstto

    anneofdaughterhprince

    cavalti.”danglarskeptupthetitleofprihepopularbanker

    foundthatitaopresentyou

    sinadadevillefort.”prince

    anofrarequalities.”

    ”listen,”saidthebaroness,sling;”speakingtoyouasafriendi

    saythattheprincedoesappearallhe

    alittleofthatfnnnerby

    firstsight,theitalianernnoblen.besides,hegivesevidence

    ofgreatkindnessofdisposition,chkeennessof,andasto

    suitability,danglarsassuresthathisfortuneisjesticthat

    ishisword.”

    ”andthen,”saideugenie,ede

    villefortsalbu”addthatyouhavetakefancytotheyoung

    n.”

    ”and,”saiddadevillefort,”iaskyouifyousharethat

    fancy.”

    ”i”repliedeugeniehherusualdor.”oh,nottheleastinthe

    adayselftodosticcares,or

    thean,buttobeanartist,andnsequentlyfreein

    heart,inperson,andinthought.”eugeniepronouheseh

    sofirtohattheloruovalentinescheeks.thetid

    girluldnotuandthatvigorousnatureohave

    hetiditiesofan.

    ”atanyrate,”saidshe,”sinarriedheriwillor

    not,ioughttobethankfultoprovidenefroy

    e.albertdercerf,orishouldthisdayhavebeenthe

    an.”

    ”itistrue,”saidthebaroness,plies

    tongfashionableladies,andoferurse

    nev

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